Re: Chip in Bathroom sink

Posted by hj on July 18, 2001 at 03:02:55:
In response to Re: Chip in Bathroom sink
The best way to repair it is to have a professional repair company make the patch. If the sink is cast-iron, i.e. a very hard material then it is worth the cost. If it is pressed steel, sort of tinny sounding, then the repair will cost more than a new sink. : I have a sink that now has a chip out of it. It is not a porcelin sink because where the chip is, it is black underneath. How can i repair this?

Posted by hj on July 18, 2001 at 03:02:55:

In response to Re: Chip in Bathroom sink

The best way to repair it is to have a professional repair company make the patch. If the sink is cast-iron, i.e. a very hard material then it is worth the cost. If it is pressed steel, sort of tinny sounding, then the repair will cost more than a new sink.

: I have a sink that now has a chip out of it. It is not a porcelin sink because where the chip is, it is black underneath. How can i repair this?

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